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Albania's healthcare workers leave for Germany amid a skills shortage in the sector.
In Australia, young women die from treatable heart conditions due to lack of healthcare access.
Hepatitis C cases rise in the United States, highlighting the need for education and awareness.
Two large individuals forcibly took Theo Charles from his home, leading him to a troubled teen program in Utah that cost thousands of dollars a month.
One rural ambulance service can take up to five hours out of service while transporting patients to the nearest hospital, often located two hours away.
Scott Jordan, diagnosed with HIV in 1984, confronts health complications from medication and emphasizes the need for awareness among younger generations in the U.S.
At 38 weeks pregnant, Christina Capitao and Sean Rivera leave Brooklyn to stay with family, packing essential supplies like Lysol for safety during the pandemic.
Health Secretary James Murray has confirmed that trials for puberty blockers will proceed amid ongoing discussions about the deportation of convicted rapist Shabir Ahmed.
This special discusses COVID-19, vaccine hesitancy in Garner, and Rwanda's vaccine factory.
Tammy Dobbs in Arkansas faces reduced Medicaid care due to an algorithm's decisions.
In Tamale, Ghana, a civilian anti-drug task force emerges in response to the opioid addiction crisis, challenging local authorities and raising questions about vigilante justice.
Pharmaceutical companies spent $4.5 billion on lobbying and campaign contributions, raising concerns about the FDA's ability to ensure drug safety.
The video highlights how conspiracy theories impact Black communities, especially regarding health.
Black Americans represent 13% of eligible voters in Florida, as activists push for changes in voting methods amid the pandemic and protests.
The new Ebola outbreak in West Africa raises concerns among health organizations like the World Health Organization regarding its potential spread and impact.
Since 2013, eight states have enacted laws banning abortions based on a Down syndrome diagnosis, with half of those bans passed in 2019 alone.
Frank Russo's team at JFK intercepts Fentanyl in international packages during Christmas.
Florida implements school Guardi after the Parkland shooting to prevent future violence.
Nitazenes, a potent synthetic opiate, raises overdose fears in Europe similar to North America's crisis.
VICE News speaks with Dr. Tia Powell about ventilator rationing during the coronavirus crisis.
Conditions in ICE detention centers, including overcrowding and transfers, contribute to the rapid spread of COVID-19 among detainees and staff.
More than 25% of Japan's population is aged 65 and older, raising urgent questions about care and support for the elderly in urban areas.
Latin America achieves abortion rights while the U.S. sees declines after Roe v. Wade.
LaShonda Salinas recounts her experience of being criminally charged for HIV exposure after her boyfriend filed charges following their breakup, leading to her arrest and mandatory sex offender registration.
Almost 6,000 people reported illnesses, including diarrhea and chemical burns, after drinking water from the Navy's system in Hawaii.
Mayor Baraka addresses Newark's lead crisis and the city's water safety issues.
Seventy confirmed cases of measles have emerged in Vancouver, Washington, amid rising anti-vaccine sentiment and a 25% vaccination rate among patients.
Online gambling in South Africa has surged since the COVID-19 pandemic, leading to widespread addiction and debt, as highlighted by Sisanda Lwana's recovery story.
San Francisco operates 74 community hubs serving 1,300 students at risk due to the challenges of remote learning during the pandemic.
Up to 4 million people in the US use anabolic steroids, making them more popular than heroin.
Thailand Thailand becomes a hub for sex-change operations, with Phuket leading the industry growth.
Undocumented individuals in the United States face heightened health risks and economic instability during the COVID-19 pandemic, as highlighted in The New Yorker.
The Navy poisons drinking water in Hawai‘i, displacing thousands after a fuel leak.
18,500 people were confirmed to have died of swine flu during the 2009 pandemic, despite initial predictions of up to 4 million fatalities.
Funding cuts by the Trump administration threaten the future of American scientific leadership, impacting vital research programs and global health initiatives.
Tens of thousands of farmworkers in Costa Rica claim they became sterile after exposure to the pesticide DBCP, which U.S. companies continued to use despite a ban.
Ultraprocessed food, heavily marketed by Big Food, raises concerns about its role in the global health crisis, as examined by Nicholas Muirhead and experts like Marion Nestle.
The number of coronavirus cases and deaths in Europe increases by 30 percent daily, with Italy identified as ground zero for the crisis.
Jackie Adedeji investigates BetterHelp's services amid rising NHS counselling demand.
Jasmine drives 200 miles to Oklahoma for an abortion after Texas enacts a law banning the procedure as early as six weeks into pregnancy.
In Gaza's al-Shifa maternity ward, pregnant women face dire conditions and lack of medical care while giving birth amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes.
Traffic fatalities in the US have increased by 50% in recent years, raising concerns about drivers under the influence of cannabis.
A nicotine pouch containing 11 mg of nicotine caused intense burning in the user's gums, comparable to the nicotine content of an average cigarette.
Over 177,000 people have been wounded in Gaza as hospitals struggle to cope with the influx of casualties amid ongoing airstrikes.
A woman deported after surgery at Irwin County Detention Center reported waking up with incisions from a procedure she did not need.
In Bali, mentally ill individuals are often left untreated and restrained in inhumane conditions, prompting urgent concerns about their care and dignity.
In June 2008, Japan develops Ri-Man robots to care for its aging population.
4 million children under 15 are estimated to start smoking every day in India, contributing to a rising tobacco consumption despite health warnings.
